how to install and run the simple code on MinGW through GCC for Pthread coding

Prerequisite: MinGW need to installed

Install GCC on MinGW : pacman -Syu gcc

After successful installation you will require to create the C file on notepad++ or in any of the file editor. Paste below mention code into the file and save it with .c extension.

Code: file name is hello.c


Compile and Run as follows

Linux: gcc -fopenmp -pthread hello.c && ./a.out

alternate way for linux

gcc -o hello -pthread hello.c

./hello

Windows MinGW: gcc -fopenmp -pthread hello.c && ./a.exe

Expected out put of the above code

Related link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7542286/how-to-run-pthreads-on-windows








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